Data Integrity Violations in USFDA-Approved Pharmaceutical Industries

This book explores the crucial role of data integrity in the pharmaceutical industry, particularly under the regulatory lens of the U.S. FDA. Covering the evolution of data governance principles like ALCOA and ALCOA+, it analyzes real-world case studies including major violations by industry leaders like Ranbaxy. The book examines FDA warning letters, 483 observations, and the statistical rise in data integrity breaches globally, especially in India and China. It highlights the consequences of violations - from product recalls to import bans - and presents actionable remediation strategies for maintaining compliance. Designed for professionals and scholars, this work serves as a vital guide to understanding how trustworthy data underpins public health, regulatory success, and corporate reputation.

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P. V V Siva Krishna is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutics at Vignan Pharmacy College, Vadlamudi, Guntur, with over seven years of combined experience in industry and academia. He has made significant contributions to pharmaceutical research, with five papers published in reputed SCI/Scopus/WoS-indexed journals.